Before I ever opened Photoshop, I was the kid turning school projects into full productions—adding transitions to PowerPoints no one asked for and designing sculptures from cardboard just because it felt right. I grew up obsessed with how things looked, how they worked, and how to make them better. That obsession became a skillset, and that skillset turned into a purpose.

Now I channel all of that into designs that feel like they were made by someone actually cared. I believe creativity doesn’t start with a blank canvas; it starts with how you see the world. And I see it full of potential. When I’m not designing, I’m out riding my bike, walking with my girlfriend, or spoiling my guinea pigs with way too much lettuce. I paint 3D prints, play a lot of Hearthstone, and love conversations about the deeper layers of art and Black history. Those experiences shape how I think, and they’re a big part of why I design the way I do.